What is the Potato Defect in Coffee? Potato defect, also called PTD, is a fault found in the unroasted coffee that develops when the coffee is still in cherry form...
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Producer profiles give an in-depth look at our most trusted partners across the globe. Learn more about our work with Red Beetle in Oaxaca, Mexico.
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Our purchase from Edwin Kamau Mati of Guchienda Estate goes against the grain for Kenyan coffee in both sourcing strategy and flavor profile.
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In broad strokes, places with a distinct profile have strong soils and biodiversity. In Part Two of our intro to coffee terroir, we delve into shade trees, organic material, and other...
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In the first of a series, we unpack terroir--the effect of a coffee's origin on flavor--starting with climate. Ever wonder why we list elevation on our info sheets? Here's your answer.
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We’ve launched our 2019 La Senda Series! Jamie recaps her visit to Finca La Senda in February and discusses the unique processes we’re featuring.
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In the latest Raw Materials segment, Jamie delves into the simple but slightly controversial process of "resting" whole coffee cherries before processing to improve the flavor of the final cup.
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In Vol. 2 of Raw Materials, Green Buyer Jamie Isetts writes on what it's like to use Spanish to communicate with farmers and other supply chain partners.
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